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Factory Aluminum Packages

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stanmo

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Hello,

I understand that Porsche offers aluminum packages from the factory. Is it true that these parts are simply painted with artic silver paint or something else? Thank you!

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LVDell

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yes, but be careful with your wording. What I mean is that they are not simply just painted artic silver. They are factory painted with the highest quality. I have yet to see anybody "spray" a part to look factory alum look that looks as good. Eric at bumperplugs does prob the best replica work, but other than that I would only buy factory parts. Especially when you can get parts at cost +15% from Sunset (link at top).

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so sorry I haven't posted anything. I am have been so swamped with the semester starting up (I teach at the University). I plan on writing up a detail of what I did. I differed somewhat from what others told me on the board. As for the video, I didn't realize that my tape ran out so all I got was a basic brake removal (1st step). I'll post this weekend.

Dell

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